What Does Trump v. U.S. Tell Us About the Future of Executive Privilege?
About this episode
Matt Woodham discusses executive privilege in the context of Trump v. U.S. and updates on Cumberland School of Law's trial advocacy program.
Cumberland School of Law associate professor of advocacy and assistant director of advocacy programs Matt Woodham discusses his article “Gilded Executive Privilege: The Unstated Evidentiary Rule in Trump v. U.S. ,” forthcoming in the St. John’s Law Review and co-authored with Cumberland associate professor Ramona Albin. He also shares an update on the successes of Cumberland School of Law’s trial advocacy program which is currently ranked No. 4 in the nation by U.S. News and No. 2 in the national Gavel Rankings.
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